Animals In The Attic

Animals in the Attic, spearheaded by the visionary lead singer and frontman Spencer Rakela, has positioned itself as a prominent player in the Indie music realm. Drawing inspiration from early musical luminaries such as MGMT, Built to Spill, and Modest Mouse, the band meticulously crafted their sonic identity before unveiling their first full record, 'Half-Asleep Surf,' following years of songwriting and sonic exploration. This marked the genesis of a musical journey that has seen the release of three subsequent studio albums: 'Naked in Public,' 'Turtle,' and their latest triumph, "Spencer."

The evolution of Animals in the Attic is a testament to their ceaseless innovation in sound and recording techniques. Transitioning from their surf rock origins, the band has seamlessly embraced dreamier indie pop and crafted intimate lyrical compositions that resonate with audiences. Yet, amidst this sonic evolution, a profound influence remains—the meandering currents of the American River. Serving as a common thread in their musical tapestry, Animals in the Attic endeavors to provide solace, reassurance, and a conduit for ineffable revelations about the human experience, love, and the pursuit of comfort. With each note and lyric, they embark on a journey to articulate the intricacies of our collective need for connection and solace.